The article also stated that Google apps could be installed on forked versions of Android; that was incorrect — instead, manufacturers are allowed to sell separate forked devices.
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That, in case you're wondering, is the newly forked version.
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This person speaks with a forked tongue, it would seem.
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Von claims he forked over his initial check in Feb.
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Paychecks across the US are being forked over to landlords.
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She forked over more than $80,000 to reach voters on Facebook.
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One time, I almost forked out a million on the app.
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ByteDance already has something of a forked strategy with its apps.
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I forked a little bit of everything and took a bite.
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Procedures can be made public or private and can be optionally forked.
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Suddenly, they're finding they've forked over more than they'd intended to VCs.
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I forked over $20 and made my way into the sprawling club.
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And a relatively open architecture meant it could be cloned and forked.
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Some parents forked over as much as $75,000, according to court documents.
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Initially, the republished, or "forked," version of Sugar did not credit Vargo.
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She smiles at me and sticks her forked tongue out at me.
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He also forked over $5,744.75 for a Bentley, plus $17,917.81 to SunTrust mortgage.
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It's messy, a many-forked path with more dead ends than living branches.
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However, not all exchanges — including Coinbase — supported the forked currency from day one.
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So the question is what could Sailfish offer that forked Android doesn't already?
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Credit Suisse forked over $25 billion for helping its wealthy clients evade taxes.
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Forked tongues help some reptiles discern which direction a smell is coming from.
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That was July, and Masvidal has since amped up a two-forked campaign.
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We are pleased to provide this forked copy of her—" Feo said, "No.
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Cops say one alleged victim forked over $20k, and another gave him $500k.
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Fendi forked over some $3 million for the rejuvenation of the Trevi Fountain.
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It was not very original, but then forked human nature does not change.
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At the 2014 World Cup in Brazil it forked out $20203bn and collected $5.7bn.
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Step two: those Huawei phones with a forked version of Android are sold globally.
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Ethereum hard-forked, again, to deal with an attacker targeting its security flaws, again!
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The new waveguide looks like a little piece of plastic with a forked edge.
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MariaDB later forked MySQL due to concerns about the way Oracle might use it.
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This week, it forked over $500,000 to become a Platinum member of the organization.
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Translation: we forked out the dough to defend your song ... now you owe us.
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The disgraced singer appeared in court Wednesday in Cook County and forked over $62k.
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It recently forked over $183 billion for SkinnyPop-parent Amplify, its largest deal yet.
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It recently forked over $4003 billion for SkinnyPop-parent Amplify, its largest deal yet.
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N) forked out $21 billion for Pharmacyclics, giving it ownership with Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.
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It was thick and blue-black, with a little forked indentation at the tip.
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After a 45-minute pitch, they forked over the seed funding, and then some.
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Finally, when he was running for president in 2016, he forked over a check.
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A judge agreed and ordered the money to be forked over within 21 days.
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That's far more than you'd have forked over 10, 20003 or 50 years ago.
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The forked lightning that spidered the sky, sending deer and rabbits skittering for cover.
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As we neared the second stage, the open ocean trail forked into dense jungle.
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For those who have already forked over cash for repairs, Apple will offer a refund.
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OpenFin has forked that project to develop its own layer for developing and distributing applications.
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Germany spent 1.19% of its GDP on defense last year and France forked out 1.78%.
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"Our products were forked, redistributed and rebundled so many times I lost count," Banon wrote.
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In 2000, U.S. taxpayers collectively forked over 33 percent of their income to Uncle Sam.
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According to the film's science adviser, the raptors in that scene almost had forked tongues.
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However, the software may also be forked specifically to run on low-end mobile devices.
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There is a plexus of vessels under the forked tongue where the detomidine is absorbed.
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Early yesterday morning bitcoin's blockchain forked — meaning a separate cryptocurrency was created called bitcoin cash.
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For example, one of Murphy's investments, Giphy, had a forked path in terms of strategy.
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The new form factor will require a forked version of Windows 10 — specifically Windows 10X.
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When they forked away The DAO, Ethereum's leaders had to convince a community to come along.
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It runs on a forked version of Android, and is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 410 processor.
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UCLA forked over $12 million to pay Mora's buyout, so this wasn't a cheap goodbye, either.
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On August 1st last year, bitcoin was forked into two digital currencies: bitcoin and bitcoin cash.
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Bitcoin Cash, the currency forked from Bitcoin, is a distant fourth in valuation at $7.3 billion.
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The Benz was owned by Wayne's company, and Johnny hasn't forked over money for the whip.
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Android itself has been forked into a separate version by Amazon for its Fire TV devices.
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Unclear if Pump actually forked over the dough for the cameo along with the flashy timepiece.
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Tiffany had cheerily forked spinach salad into her mouth, her California voice too pleasant, too fey.
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Wall Street titans have forked over more than $200 billion in penalties since the financial crisis.
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In 2014, for example, it forked out $8.5 billion for Hillshire Brands, another prepared-foods producer.
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A great blue heron's forked footprints encounter those of a crab, but only the heron's continue.
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"He knew Choose Your Own Adventure books forked this way or that, then forked again, and then again, and that each story was in the end a unified narrative whole — many stories in one," Hill writes, and "The Nix" aspires to this "unified narrative whole," too.
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Keep in mind that physical currencies have weathered forks, and Bitcoin's closest competitor, Ether, forked last month.
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Six and half million forked money over to the IRS rather than get on the Obamacare exchanges.
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Spotting the forked upper section of an abandoned Ark as it pierces the horizon never gets old.
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When bitcoin's popular cousin ethereum forked last year, it created an alternate currency now called ethereum classic.
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A company that's focused on a forked version of Chromium with a sophisticated ad-driven business model.
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For the 2017-7403 school year, students forked over an average of $9,970 in tuition and fees.
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A forked tongue would have been scientifically inaccurate, since these dinosaurs were more like birds than snakes.
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But paleontologists have shown that dinosaurs were the ancestors of today's birds, which don't have forked tongues.
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Then, the man emerged from the home with bolts of "blue forked lightning" coming from his body.
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When Bitcoin "forked" last week into two distinct cryptocurrencies — Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash — uncertainty flooded the market.
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And it was as I forked through my penne that I realized what I'd been eating: ants.
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Beneath you a hilly maze of steeples, forked-roads and aerials, amassed under the rising blue sky.
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Encouraged by the bank's strong reputation, investors, including many older people, forked over a minimum of $145,000.
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Steyer forked over $17,000 on barbecue at the "Squeals on Wheels" food truck near Charleston, South Carolina.
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And he forked up another $150,050 so that his parents could move into the house in Katy.
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The Bush administration gave Pakistan $12.4 billion in aid, and the Obama administration forked over $21 billion.
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During one dinner, Amy, who is a pescatarian, accidentally forked a piece of chicken off Carl's plate.
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We're told Tyga recently forked over $100k, plus some interest, to celeb jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills.
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Now that concept has been forked, if you will, and lots of different projects are implementing it.
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It's these kinds of multifactor strategies that can help investors navigate a lifetime of forked-road investment conundrums.
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Instead, several projects "hard forked" from Bitcoin, taking over its blockchain history but making changes to the software.
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If pirates don't like the changes, they could just immediately roll them back with their own, forked version.
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That's now become free, and anyone who forked out to buy it this calendar can claim a refund.
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Based on Season 1 and Season 2, the moral sorting system of the afterlife is pretty forked up.
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Similar to Donkey Kong, since starring in his own platformer, Yoshi has irreparably forked the Super Mario series.
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It felt like fate, so I forked over $50 cash and took a seat at the piercing station.
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Wang forked out $3.5 billion for Legendary in 2016 even though it lost $556 million the previous year.
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For a forked chain to grow and become its own currency, people have to continue to mine it.
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Once the blockchain is forked, investors in bitcoin receive one new digital coin for every bitcoin they own.
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Bitcoin Cash is a "forked" version — or alternative version — of bitcoin, the most traded and most prominent cryptocurrency.
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While the phone runs Android, it's a forked version designed to run in tandem with InfoWatch-created firmware.
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He climbs down, a bare, forked animal, and comes face to face with Ellie's mother, Martha (Ina Weisse).
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This is because the newly forked blockchain hasn't yet adjusted its difficulty, which happens automatically every 2016 blocks.
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In case you were wondering ... Uncle Sam forked over $320,549.26 to Garden State Fireworks for the sparkly show.
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I forked over my 50 yuan (about $7.90) and boarded the maglev train departing from Pudong International Airport.
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The FBI recently refused to say whether it had forked out the cash for one earlier this year.
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One more thing ... Damon wants Rachel to pay him back for some of the support he's forked over.
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He hired a drilling contractor, an old man who arrived blindfolded with a forked tree branch in hand.
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By prior arrangement, Pershing Square kept $2.2 billion of that profit and forked over $400 million to Valeant.
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Wood does so by jabbing at the snake with a forked tree branch, to the snake's clear displeasure.
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He does know though, that he forked over the last six digits of his this social security number.
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One of the ways to reduce the amount forked over in taxes is to set up a charitable foundation.
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The dowser's forked stick is like nothing so much as a larger-scale peg, with the legs pulled outward.
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We're told he forked over $160k to Flawless Auto Leasing to have them trick out the ride BIG time.
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Plus, they were more closely related to crocodiles and alligators (which also do not sport forked tongues) than snakes.
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Then in late October, the Bitcoin blockchain forked again to create Bitcoin Gold, which aims to decentralize Bitcoin mining.
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Catz said that the introduction of Android forked the Java open source community, splitting developers between the two platforms.
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Their pointed wings and forked tails allow them to plunge swiftly into seawater, targeting crustaceans and other small creatures.
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To prevent the sale of his house, Mr. Chiotti, then 2000, cashed out savings and forked over nearly $20163,22016.
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I forked over 6 euros for two books, "Brown Lord of the Mountain" (Macken) and "The Hackman Blues" (Bruen).
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The attempt resulted in a forked version of Android that ran on an HTC-produced phone back in 2013.
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The Facebook phone, built with HTC hardware, ran a forked version of Android and the Facebook Home user interface.
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At the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, for example, official sponsors forked out an average of $25.8 million each.
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But the forked way it takes to get there will leave you haunted and nervous of what will come next.
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It will lift a restriction that prevents those selling compatible Android devices from also offering non-compatible (forked) Android devices.
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We're told Panterra spotted the dog on Instagram, fell in love, and forked over $4,500 for the three pound poodle.
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Instead of flicking out a forked tongue, the raptor breathes on the cold surface of the kitchen window, causing condensation.
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Then last week, the company opened up its wallet again and forked over $10.7 billion for Symantec's enterprise security business.
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It forked over $4.87 billion to buy snacks company Snyder's-Lance to expand its foothold in the growing snacks category.
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It has already forked the Watch into two separate versions in the latest iteration: one with LTE and one without.
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The company later implemented a replacement plan for discs for Microsoft games only, provided owners forked over a $3603 fee.
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The CCTA forked over $125,000 to Priorities First Fort Collins, the anti-municipal broadband campaign, according to filings published Wednesday.
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As we reported ... Birdman's lawyers say they've already forked over more than 20,000 pages of docs to Wayne's legal team.
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Once he discovers, to his confusion, that she lacks a forked tongue and a tail, he quizzes her about Jews.
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I ran to the window, from which the corridor forked left and right to the two wings of the house.
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As with all the other Fire tablets, the 2019 HD 10 still runs Android, albeit Amazon's forked, Fire OS version.
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Last month, taxpayers forked over nearly $100,000 to protect Eric Trump while he was on a business trip to Uruguay.
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She was also buried with an iron knife wrapped in fabric and a rare iron arrowhead with a forked end.
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If there ever was one, it forked a long time ago into divergent streams you can see in this show.
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The dark rural road forked and the sign for the airport pointed in the opposite direction my Uber driver had taken.
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Even small ones—the way they move, the prospect of venom, those little forked tongues—can send chills down your neck.
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Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC with ties to Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, forked out more than $3m.
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But if they asked Gmail to give it to them, and Gmail just forked it over, it wouldn't be a search.
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Pats owner Robert Kraft was actually happy to see the FBI -- because they forked over Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jerseys!!!
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" In this workshop, they'll make a giant collaborative floor map patterned after Mariam Ghani's museum mural, "The Garden of Forked Tongues.
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Rakuten bought Viber for $900 million in January 2014, just one month before Facebook forked out $19 billion to acquire WhatsApp.
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It forked over $1.7 billion to buy fruity antioxidant drink Bai Brands last year after it put itself up for sale.
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It's a treat to find, in the opening pages of some of these epics, the forked brackets of a fictional genealogy.
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Normally savvy investors forked over nearly $8 million in hopes of gaining access to what they thought was Gignac's untold wealth.
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That bottle of water you forked over $1-3 for may contain tiny particles of plastic, according to a new report.
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Tidal just celebrated hitting 3 million subscribers -- good numbers now, but Jay Z's obviously concerned about dough he forked out last year.
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In the docs, she adds David never forked over a $1 million payment to balance their separation of assets when they divorced.
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And the Commission also said that Google should not have barred its partners from building devices based on forked versions of Android.
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Lachey forked over $4.15 million for the 7 bedroom, 10 bath home that belonged to the late Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera.
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Chewy lovers at Dallas' Fan Expo forked over $20 for a photo and autograph from Candace during her first convention appearance Sunday.
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The singer forked over the $161,633 he owes to ex-wife, Drea Kelly, and was released Saturday morning from Cook County Jail.
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" It added, "hopefully our contributions will add a little more kindness and a little less division to an already forked up world.
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That's how I came to think of the odd layer of white powder — calcium carbonate — on the soil around their forked trunks.
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As Republican insiders began grumbling to POLITICO about Cruz's lack of activity, Cruz forked over $100,000 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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I forked over more of that wet change for a second round, and Brendan dove in the water after a sea turtle.
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"Android partners wishing to distribute Google apps may also build non-compatible, or forked, smartphones and tablets for the EEA," Lockheimer said.
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Yes, you will be president, but you will not get any breaks just because one branch of your forked tongue is silver.
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Steven Greenberg says his client forked over the delinquent $32k in child support and interest that ex-wife Drea Kelly was demanding.
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The social media company forked over $3.3 million to steer lawmakers on privacy, security, online advertising and transparency efforts, among other issues.
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They also could not live in their house while it was being fixed, so they forked out $3,000 a month for a rental.
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Google has also reportedly blocked phone makers from creating devices that run forked versions of Android, as part of an anti-fragmentation agreement.
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That's all it is: You give your dollar, and in return, you find out how many other schmucks also forked over a buck.
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Taken as a whole, it's a piece of comedy for the surveillance and voyeuristic social media age, and a many-forked rabbit hole.
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Bernasconi hadn't planned to stop, but before he knew it, he had forked over the 12-Euro entrance fee and was snapping away.
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Allen Crabbe is a new hero in L.A. ... 'cause the NBA star just forked over enough cash to save an entire high school!!
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But I didn't want to leave empty-handed, so I forked over $15 (cash only, please) with dreams of fixing it up myself.
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Yet although the Saudis recently forked out €20m, the first instalment due to the agency, the French seem to have been frozen out.
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The phones runs a forked version of Android 9.0, called Water OS, which has been customized to support the phone's different-sized displays.
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The move won't ruin Halloween for too many -- Weeks says he'll be fully refunding all SIX people who actually forked over the $69.99.
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Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell lost his ride to the repo man last week, but apparently forked over the cash to get it back.
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In 2015, AbbVie Inc forked out $21 billion for Pharmacyclics, giving it joint ownership of the blockbuster leukemia treatment, Imbruvica, with Johnson & Johnson.
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So, as a precaution, up to six rangers accompanied MacEwen at any given time, armed with forked sticks to prod the dragon away.
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The social media company forked over a record $3.3 million last quarter to steer lawmakers on privacy, security, online advertising and transparency efforts.
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Tyga pulled a double-cross in Dubai ... according to the agent who forked out good dough to get the rapper to appear there.
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According to Google, allowing Huawei to run a forked version of Android is a security issue, The Verge reports, citing the paywalled Financial Times.
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He never met her, or paid her for those photographs, but he forked out $75,000 to get the crypt in Woodlawn right beside hers.
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She already has about 25 tattoos on her body, and has undergone another risky procedure to split her tongue to make it appear forked.
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Or would Clinton have to publicly declare, her forked tail thumping, that she was in a secret gay relationship with a fellow alien lizard?
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Visitors can pay for access to seven, 12 or all 27 waterfalls; we decided to do the whole thing, and each forked over $12.
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If I've forked out ten quid for a G&T, I don't want it served in a tin of Dulux Fast-Drying Wood Primer.
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To fix this, Ethereum forked into a new software version, restoring the funds, but the incident led to a big drop in Ethereum's price.
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Along with pegs has come a revival of peg dolls, dressed up, with scraps of cloth, into the tiny forked humans they so strongly resemble.
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As we reported ... Kylie bought the place for $2.6 million back in 2015 and forked over a ton of money for renovations inside and out.
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Amazon ships a forked version of Android, but the EU's decision still means the Google Play Store is restricted to Google's licensed version of Android.
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Kim, Kanye and North felt the need ... for sweets, and lots of 'em based on how much they forked out during a candy shopping spree.
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As part of the ruling, Google must stop forcing Chrome and Google search on manufacturers, and stop any efforts to block forked versions of Android.
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Security footage from a rest stop in Forked River, New Jersey, showed Buckel wearing a grey, long-sleeve sweatshirt with grey shorts and work boots.
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You know when you think you've folded and forked a leaf successfully, but then it springs free and you have to pretend you didn't notice?
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As Taylor rounded a corner, the alien flicked its impossibly long forked tongue toward her, wrapping it around her armored body like a fleshy cable.
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According to the docs, Johnson agreed to pay $5,500 per month in rent -- but when the bills showed up, Johnson never forked over the dough.
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Paul Marciano is stepping down as executive chairman at Guess after his company forked over $500,000 to 5 people who accused him of sexual harassment.
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But this isn't new — other cryptocurrencies have also forked from bitcoin in the past, and are nowhere near as valuable as bitcoin cash currently is.
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She explained that organized gangs use kids to approach tourists and that any cash I forked over would never better the lives of these youngsters.
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"Android phone makers wishing to distribute Google apps may now also build noncompatible, or forked, smartphones and tablets" in Europe, Google said in a statement.
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Some users were so frustrated with fees, and unable to compromise on blockchain size increases, that they "forked" bitcoin, and created bitcoin cash this summer.
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The former One Direction band member then quickly forked the cod sperm into his mouth, chewing the item while trying to mask his presumed disgust.
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The docs don't reveal any financial details ... but based on Lee's own words, it's a good bet he forked a hefty chunk of change to Dame.
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It's unclear how much he forked over, but it was enough for the judge to withdraw a warrant that had been issued earlier in the day.
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But the most shocking moment came at the very end: Rey seen dressed in a dark hood, holding what appears to be a red, forked lightsaber.
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Over the last twelve hours, bitcoin's value has jumped by over 10 percent as forked currency bitcoin cash has seen its valuation crash by 30 percent.
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KaiOS started last year as a forked version of Firefox OS, and the operating system ships on some Nokia-branded feature phones like the Nokia 8110.
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This is especially astonishing, because the reptiles can smell other animals up to five miles away by using their forked tongues to "sniff" the air currents.
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And then there were those who couldn't wait to try the condiment-clad treat, and those who'd already forked over $2.62 per scoop to try it.
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Komodo dragons reach up to about 10 feet (3 meters) long, possess curved and serrated teeth, a yellow forked tongue, strong limbs and a long tail.
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My forked Life line indicated traveling to far-off places — which was creepy because I had just booked a flight to Iceland for an extended vacation.
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The researchers found that the device uses an older version of Chromium, Google's open-source browser projects, which had been forked some time during its development.
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On top of that, I forked over $17 on a special detergent and about $14 — and a total of six hours — each week on washing them.
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"At the first-ever Detroit auto show, Henry Ford said he was working on something that would strike like forked lightning," Ford said in a release.
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In many other parts of the world, Android phone owners will use a forked version of the Android operating system that has a different app store.
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He likened the process of a cell homing in on its fate to a ball rolling down a series of ever-steepening valleys and forked paths.
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In other words, Trump is saying that the US commitment to NATO hinges on whether particular NATO states — including the Baltics — have forked over enough cash.
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Meghan forked over about $1,500, maybe a little more, for premium processing -- so she should get her visa within a few days ... according to our sources.
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But we see clips of disasters over and over — the tall, forked plume of the Challenger explosion, the second plane disappearing sleekly into the South Tower.
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My doctor estimated I had a 15 percent chance of conceiving if we forked over close to $20,000 for IVF, a procedure my insurance didn't cover.
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Indonesia Dispatch KOMODO NATIONAL PARK, Indonesia — The Komodo dragon, a 10-foot lizard native only to a scattering of islands in Indonesia, flicked its forked tongue.
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Indonesia Dispatch KOMODO NATIONAL PARK, Indonesia — The Komodo dragon, a 10-foot lizard native only to a scattering of islands in Indonesia, flicked its forked tongue.
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If there ever was one American psychic space, soul, or ethos, it forked a long time ago into divergent streams you can see in this show.
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That fact — where Google forked over $1 billion in 2014 — was revealed by Oracle's lawyer Annette Hurst in court in January and dutifully documented by Bloomberg.
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But it's hard not to see in "Still Life with Water" an ultimatum of sorts, a forked road leading either to fiery doom or redemptive light.
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In 2009 the military forked over $2.5 million to help seize and destroy 145,480 plants — the second largest haul after 2010, which yielded 171, 378 plants.
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Some rumors suggest that Microsoft has forked its Windows Mobile development into a "feature2" branch that will simply maintain the operating system until support ends in 2018.
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In one case, two genes found in the jaguar pointed to a past hybridization with the lion, which would have occurred after their phylogenetic paths had forked.
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Anyone that held a bitcoin prior to the fork would receive an equal amount of the forked coin, which some saw as being akin to free money.
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Fragile yet capable of freely standing on their own, the vessels come in a variety of forms—from forked, linear designs to twisty masses of rounded tubes.
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For instance, Horner says that in the kitchen scene in Jurassic Park, the movie producers wanted the Velociraptors to flick forked tongues in the air, like snakes.
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It centers around a group of brittle stars, echinoderms with four-to-five forked and spiny arms that usually measure three feet across, and one lonely squid.
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Why it matters: Millions of households forked over $100 apiece to watch the fight using UFC Pass; Much of that revenue is due to the two participants.
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"Going forward, Android partners wishing to distribute Google apps may also build non-compatible, or forked, smartphones and tablets for the European Economic Area (EEA)," confirms Lockheimer.
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Bitmain will also allocate some of its mining resources to the hard forked chain, but only if bitcoin is at significant risk of having two competing chains.
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Miranda Kerr just forked over millions of dollars worth of jewelry to the U.S. government because someone may have bought them for her with stolen overseas money.
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Last year, Wanda also forked out 1.05 billion euros ($1.18 billion) to buy Swiss sports marketing company Infront Sports & Media AG, which will spearhead the basketball alliance.
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While thousands of viewers forked over their cash to watch the YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul's boxing rematch, others were finding creative ways to pirate the fight.
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For the iOS app, Brave is a forked version of the iOS version of Firefox, and like all iOS apps it is built on Apple's WebKit browser.
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Now, of course, Kimmel never really forked over that dough -- but he might want to reconsider once he sees this Turbo homage ... complete with the broom, baby!
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My job, using a special forked tool, was to root out dandelions as soon as they appeared, catching them, at all cost, before they went to seed.
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West says he approached Bryant and his team and demanded the money for the repairs -- but Bryant threw up the X ... and never forked over the dough.
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While Lavigne's original GitHub repository was online, I "forked" it, or made my own copy on GitHub This morning my own copy of the repository was deactivated.
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The Trump administration should quickly evaluate and establish a covenant with the American people on how much privacy should be forked over for the sake of security.
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Complex terms and conditions and all, it is a very real thing and thousands forked over $500 a pop for their own Musk-approved bringer of fire.
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A few months ago, Mo-Ya forked out more than $100,000 to purchase equipment that, in a blackout, enables a seamless transition to generator power, Zemui said.
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In 2016, the winner forked over more than $3.4 million to dine with the Berkshire Hathaway CEO, tying the record set by 2012's winner, CNBC reports.
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Saru Jayaraman is the President of ROC United, Director of the Food Labor Research Center at UC-Berkeley, and author of Forked: A New Standard for American Dining
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Their shape is vaguely anthropomorphic, like a forked mandrake root ("dolly peg" is the name in commerce), suggesting an offering to the gods of fertility, or of nature.
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" In fact, in the promo for season 1 of The Good Place, after Eleanor realizes someone in charge made a mistake, she says that "someone royally forked up.
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The state of Wisconsin and the owners of the Milwaukee Bucks, the local basketball team, forked out $2000m each for a socking new arena that will open soon.
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We know that the league is at least trying to sell a safer product to us, despite hearing about most of the initiatives from Roger Goodell's forked tongue.
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The DINSIC, France's government agency in charge of all things digital, forked an open-source project called Riot, which is based on an open-source protocol called Matrix.
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However, the post states, if people are mining the hard forked chain publicly after 8:20 AM anyway, Bitmain will simply dedicate their mining resources to that effort.
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Though born normal, it is said that the child morphed into a demon with the head of a goat, the wings of a bat, and a forked tail.
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Smitten, she forked over a now-forgotten sum — according to the Times, a quarter of the collection was listed for $15,000 — in order to own them for herself.
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The taxpayer just forked out three million pounds for state-of-the-art décor in their home, and you can't put out a good picture of your child?
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But it was still a scary ordeal I don&apost wish to repeat, and I probably should have just forked over $200 a month for health insurance.4.
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Assuming that your bitcoin was kept in an account with an organization that adopted Bitcoin Cash, you received an equal amount of the forked token on August 1st automatically.
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As America divides between nostalgia for the ways of yore and a desire to build a new and just world, our heroes reflect the forked road our country faces.
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But the smallpox vaccine was delivered in a uniquely low-tech way, jabbed into the skin with a forked needle that held a drop of vaccine between its tines.
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It was the fourth time that year he'd painstakingly filled out the forms, forked over money from his dwindling savings, and sat through a humiliating interview in an embassy.
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Artefacts such as illuminated manuscripts and tapestries are adorned with unicorns, dragons, antelopes with forked tails, blemmyes—humanoids with no heads, their faces instead on their chests—and more.
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Previously announced changes include letting smartphone makers distribute forked versions of Android, a new paid licensing agreement for Android phones and separate licenses for the Search and Chrome apps.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a PAC with ties to Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, forked out $3.5m, and the National Republican Congressional Committee nearly matched that sum.
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Indeed, leveraging Hong Kong's unique position to tap China's huge metals industry was the key reason HKEx forked out $1.388 billion pounds for the LME in the first place.
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Every month, a car would pick up Jeff Borghoff at his home in Forked River, New Jersey, and drive him to the Advanced Memory Research Institute of New Jersey.
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His career boasts dramatic highlights: A fiery Belgian hotel owner, for instance, once sent his gunmen after Villadsen in Congo and handcuffed him until he forked over some money.
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I felt a little tense as I heard them hissing (which Serpentessa said is from exertion) and felt the flicking of their little black forked tongues on my skin.
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Days before our flight, our pilot pointed us toward Pine Lake, a small, forked pool in a newly incorporated section of the park that the state acquired in 2013.
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A boy's bicycle inner tube red as inside the body, a well-chosen forked limb sawed from a shrub oak, & then an hour-long measure to get it right.
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GrowthPoint, the property management company that co-owns the Waterfront together with the Public Investment Corporation, forked over $38 million to construct the museum, designed by wunderkind Thomas Heatherwick.
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Guests had forked over $20 in entry fees for "unlimited amounts of pizza" through the two-day long event from "luxury lifestyle experiences" organizer Bellmonte Life, according to Grub Street .
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Meantime, Kellogg, like its peers, has forked over cash for growth, last year paying $213 million to buy protein bar RXBar, the results of which are too early to tell.
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These two sides could not agree, and so in August the bitcoin distributed ledger "forked"—a smaller group of developers created a copy with slightly different rules, called "bitcoin cash".
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For example, it no longer states how many food orders it delivers, even as it forked out nearly $2 billion in driver fees in the first half of the year.
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Prosecutors had also recommended a more lenient sentence is Huffman's case largely because she didn't enlist her daughter in the scheme — and also forked over less cash than other parents.
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By prior arrangement, Mr. Ackman's hedge fund, Pershing Square Capital Management, kept $22017 billion of that profit and forked over $400 million to Valeant as its share of the winnings.
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If the Obama administration had forked over $400 million six months later, those same Iranian defense officials could have lied and said it was part of the prisoner release deal.
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This lack of trust inevitably atomizes the community and fragments group solidarity, as evidenced by the many chains that have forked off from the original protocols of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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According to Technomic, Americans spent about $1.7 billion on sparkling water at restaurants in 2018, a modest amount compared with the $22015 billion they forked over for carbonated soft drinks.
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According to Technomic, Americans spent about $1.7 billion on sparkling water at restaurants in 2018, a modest amount compared with the $22015 billion they forked over for carbonated soft drinks.
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The third was a deposit program, in which smokers initially forked over $150 of their money, but if they quit, they got their deposit back along with a $650 bonus.
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"The Obama administration forked over a massive cash ransom to Iran, emboldening the world's leading state sponsor of terror and putting more lives at risk," Royce said in a statement.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has dropped a lot of money for baby Chicago: According to TMZ, she forked over more than $10,000 at baby boutique Petit Tresor in December.
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So as not to be blind-sided, General Motors has invested $500m in Lyft and forked out nearly $1 billion to acquire Cruise Automation, an autonomous-vehicle developer in Silicon Valley.
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Do you expect, as you move forward, that those sorts of built-on-Android-but-forked infotainment systems die out, or do you think they'll still be around for a while?
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You'll recall Tyler took to Instagram Thursday to call out Racquel ... saying the stunt was the third time someone had forked out good money for a billboard to catch his eye.
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TensorFlow is the most popular machine learning framework on code repository GitHub, and the most forked project on the site in 2015, despite only being released in November of that year.
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"Tide Protocol uses forked EOS nodes, smart contracts and additional proprietary decentralized layers to manage permissioned access to encrypted consumer data stored by businesses (vendors)," the company explained in a statement.
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But if the court agrees with its interpretation of Usher's policy, it's not only bailing on him ... but will also expect a refund for any money forked out for his defense.
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Another group called Bitcoin Gold recently forked Bitcoin's code, but the developers behind that project didn't have any tech set up and at this point the project is way behind schedule.
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At the top is a forked road locals call The One That God Bent, which is home to a row of pharmacies and drug stores where antibiotics are easy to access.
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The birds begin by assembling a loose platform of small twigs in a tree crotch or forked branch, but will even occasionally choose to nest on ledges or other flat surfaces.
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About a month after the confrontation, Shervin says he got a letter from her agent threatening to rat him out to production companies about the incidents unless he forked over $350k.
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In 2005, Jewish-American donors forked over $503 million dollars to pay for greenhouses that had been used by Israeli settlers until the government of Ariel Sharon withdrew from the Strip.
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After days sorting out logistics, KHJN forked over $1,750 to fly the girl and her mother to a clinic in Maryland—since closed—as a last resort to obtain the procedure.
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Katt Williams is the victim of a serious double-dipper -- that's his reaction to a comedian suing him over an alleged beatdown, because he says he's already forked over a settlement.
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A couple times, when the lane we were driving in forked into two lanes, the car would lurch without warning to the right if the system determined that was the appropriate lane.
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"Meghan you don't get to claim 'privacy' after your star-studded baby shower and wedding that WE forked out £30m for," read the headline in a story by the Sun's Lauren Clark.
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In this pantheon are a number of other legends, like the Jersey Devil, a bipedal creature described as a kangaroo-like creature with bat wings, a goat head, and a forked tail.
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We're told the original distro contract featured a buyback clause, so Morgan and others wired $10 million to prove to LGP they meant business and the company forked over the release rights.
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So when a dock manager called to inform him about a massive octopus caught in a crab trap, he forked over "a couple of hundred" and brought it back to his market.
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Legacy chains have become entities in their own right before, as was the case with a digital currency called Ethereum Classic (perhaps the inspiration for Bitcoin Clashic) when Ethereum forked last year.
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As a former law school applicant and graduate, this issue hits close to home, as it probably does for any graduate who forked over many thousands of borrowed dollars to any school.
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There are definitely some not-so-subtle lessons that humans can take from this forked path which is, after all, an industrial version of the age-old evolutionary mantra—adapt or die.
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On the cover of the magazine lurked a giant Lizard Man, with a rippling reptilian 14-pack, orange eyes with vertical-slit pupils, a forked tongue, a jaw lined with needle teeth.
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In March, Viacom agreed to pay $7.2 million to settle a suit alleging that its unpaid internship program violated state and federal wage laws, while NBC forked over $6.2 million in June.
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Stephen, the protagonist of "The Long Room," catches an unexpected view of himself in a mirror and sees "a bare, forked animal," a startling and perfect fragment of defamiliarization plucked from Shakespeare.
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For practical matters, all this really means is that everyone who owned bitcoin before the fork now has an identical amount of bitcoin cash that is recorded in bitcoin cash's forked blockchain.
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I found a deer antler, a tiny forked thing that I stuffed into my pack, and a little farther on, a red-tailed hawk feather, fluted gray-black, rustling across the grass.
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According to docs, both rappers were supposed to perform on June 10, 2017 at the minor league ballpark in PA. The company says it forked over about $200k to lock it down.
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But automakers had to do a lot more of the software work when integrating these older Android-powered infotainment setups, which were typically forked off of older versions of the operating system.
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Those trips cost taxpayers more than $400,000 — and taxpayers forked over more than a half-million more dollars for Price's use of military aircraft for trips he took to Africa and Europe.
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Dr. Rico-Guevara and Dr. Rubega showed instead that the hummingbird's feeding method was completely different: As the forked tip of its tongue is withdrawn up the narrow bill, it traps nectar.
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While the hardware may look the same, HMD Global has revamped the software, swapping the Java-based OS of the earlier 3310 models for YunOS, a forked version of Android developed by Alibaba.
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The procedure is typically done by body modification artists — who focus on altering the human body with procedures that range from piercings to giving a person a forked tongue — rather than tattoo artists.
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Skype CEO Tony Bates got his own Skype division when Microsoft forked over $8.5 billion for the online communications service in 2011, but left after Nadella got the CEO nod in early 2014.
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Once, she told me, she wanted a shy actor to do a full-frontal scene; her producer, who was reluctant to ask the man, convinced Kohan that the guy had a forked penis.
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It comes with two or four toppings, which are more like side dishes to be spooned or forked, bite by bite, into a bowl of rice that's been cooked until soft and broken.
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If you've forked out for a Pro account (or you have a small library) then Dropbox can sync your iTunes library from one machine to another, but it's a method only for the brave.
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After deciding she wasn't going to let the birds bring her down, she hiked back to the shack and forked out another $21.50 and proceeded to chow down and enjoy that buttery lobster goodness.
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Walt Mossberg pointed this out to Rubin onstage at Code Conference, noting that Google's OS has forked into wildly divergent versions around the world, but Rubin countered, saying that variation was actually Android's strength.
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It's also supposed to be a more robust solution than some past infotainment systems that were built on forked (and very old) versions of Android without much help from Google, if any at all.
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UBS has forked out billions of dollars in recent years to settle a string of scandals, including manipulation of benchmark interest and foreign exchange rates as well as aiding tax evasion by U.S. clients.
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President Thornton Harkaway, whose home became MACUSA headquarters in 1760, bred a whole pack of crups — which are essentially Jack Russell terriers, minus the forked tail and the penchant for attacking non-magical people.
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Volumes have been sliding almost continuously for two years, which is bad news for the LME's members, the exchange itself and HKEx, which forked out an eye-watering $2.2 billion for the London market.
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According to her divorce settlement, obtained by TMZ, Zoe forked over a one-time payment of $30k to Jean Pierre Gillain, and he agreed not to hit her up for any further spousal support.
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According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, just under half of that amount ($3,008) was forked out at restaurants, on those days when hard-working Americans don't feel like cooking or doing dishes.
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More difficult is getting people to come over to your side; without other miners working on the network, and people buying and selling the digital coins, a forked chain is dead in the water.
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No. Mr. Benioff was enthusiastically touting one of the oldest and most storied publications in the United States, which he and his wife, Lynne, had just forked over $190 million in cash to buy.
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From "One Toss of the Dice": The lucid and lordly aigrette of vertigoon the invisible browscintillatesthen shadowsa delicate dark formuprightin its sea siren's sinuosity time enough to slapwith impatient terminal scurf forked a rock.
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In a lecture given in Frankfurt, Germany, Carstens said there were cracks appearing in the "house of bitcoin" as too many copycat currencies had forked off the technology, including bitcoin gold and bitcoin cash.
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Those first two clauses are pretty clear and will have a significant impact on Amazon — which has pumped some $5 billion into India — and Walmart, which forked out $16 billion to buy India-based Flipkart.
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According to a blog post, the company initially planned to privately mine a forked chain for 72 hours after 8:20 AM before publicly releasing the new chain for people to build on top of.
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Still, he forked over $500 for the machine itself, $950 on a "song package," $50 on two mic stands (ostensibly for duets), $600 for a touchscreen remote, and $6,000 on the installation alone, TPM reports.
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It's the pain point that SnapLogic is trying to solve — and it is obviously catching the attention of investors who have forked over more than $77 million in the last year to help them along.
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Casey was at lunch with friends at a restaurant in Clearwater, Florida, when a woman at the table forked over the 6-month-old to the woman who was acquitted of murdering her own child.
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Top spenders on Facebook include former U.S. Democratic candidate Mike Bloomberg, who has spent almost $22018 million since he joined the presidential race, and Trump, who has forked out $231 million over the same period.
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Back in October, Tesla forked over a $13 million settlement after a yearslong investigation found SolarCity had been less than truthful about the cost of several installations made on behalf of the state of Oregon.
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The Saudi government even forked over $16 billion to reimburse the United States for about a quarter of the cost of the war that followed in 1991 — along with Kuwait, the most of any country.
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There's that filthy stingray, hiding squat on the ocean floor, and kicks up mud and it goes fleeing under the glass-bottomed boat with its forked tail, just the most frightened vermin you ever saw.
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It also said Google violated competition rules by paying phone makers to exclusively pre-install Google search on their devices and preventing them from selling phones that run other modified, or "forked," versions of Android.
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In the end, the auction raised more than the 5.1 billion euros from 2015's 4G spectrum auction, but far less than the 50 billion euros forked out by bidders in a ruinous auction in 2000.
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During the opening night of On The Run II in Cardiff, Wales, fans got a treat even better than the one they forked out so much $$$ for tickets for: a glimpse of Sir and Rumi Carter.
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Much as farmers have used forked sticks over the ages to identify the location of water under their properties, investors are using early revenue growth to identify which fledgling startups will become the long-term winners.
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Google has also blocked phone makers from creating devices that run forked versions of Android, and it "made payments to certain large manufacturers and mobile network operators" to exclusively bundle the Google search app on handsets.
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Phone manufacturers will still be free to bundle Chrome and Google search apps if they wish, but they won't be forced to do so, and they'll be free to offer devices with forked versions of Android.
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It swallowed hook, line, and sinker the theories of two psychologists qua con men who had never conducted a single interrogation and forked over $81 million to them to design and help run a torture program.
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That fork opened the floodgates—to assess 250 Cent's wealth in forked coins, I counted Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Diamond, Super Bitcoin, Bitcoin Platinum, and Bitcore, all of which were created within the last year.
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Although many donors forked over tens of thousands of dollars or more to join the dinner, which Mr. Trump attended, Mr. Cohen provided Mr. Intrater with a complimentary ticket, the people connected to Columbus Nova said.
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One of its most marvelous features is Simon Pastukh's décor: The first exterior scene is a bizarre but poetic dreamscape in which forked objects, like fire-tipped cactuses but changing in contour, emit puffs of smoke.
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The surprise reprogramming of another $26.7 billion, transmitted to Congress and provided to POLITICO, means the Pentagon will have forked over nearly $3.73 billion since last year to help pay for President Donald Trump's border wall.
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Based on a brief demo of the watch, our best guess is that it's a forked version of Android Wear, one that can be customized for the Chinese market, where Misfit sells a lot of its products.
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The new OS is a forked version of Android Lollipop made by Jide, which is designed to run on any x86 computer—that's pretty much any Intel or AMD-based hardware that you might have lying around.
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In the past, Google required that companies building phones or tablets that included the Play Store only build phones and tablets that included the Play Store — they couldn't make other devices with a forked version of Android.
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She has eyelashes that are the size of dinner plates, a long forked tongue that is made of silver metal, and spends a lot of time writhing around on the floor and flailing her arms around seductively.
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Spielberg isn't wholly to blame for wanting to give his raptors an unscientific tongue: In the "Jurassic Park" book upon which the movie is based, author Michael Crichton describes a Tyrannosaurus rex as having a forked tongue.
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At Western University, a student group called Young Canadians in Action forked over $85033,200 in security fees because central-office bureaucrats deemed their invited speaker, University of Toronto psychology professor Jordan B. Peterson, to be potentially controversial.
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According to the docs ... workers finished the project in October 2016 -- at which point Madden had forked over $478,509 -- but he said the job "was done improperly and would have to be redone" ... especially the man cave.
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The touring company says it forked over the cash to a woman named Angela Wong, who posed as a successful promoter who'd previously brought Britney Spears over to China ... and said she could do the same with BSB.
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Last week, Google complied with the European Commission's $5 billion antitrust ruling by changing how it bundles its apps, and allowing phone manufacturers to make devices with modified — or "forked" — versions of Android alongside phones with Google's version.
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Together Google, China's Baidu, Russia's Yandex and a host of smaller firms forked out $542m for the traffic they got from Firefox in 2017, the last year for which data are available, more than Mozilla's expenses of $422m.
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Swatch, Switzerland's biggest watchmaker, isn't just planning to launch a smartwatch, the company is actually developing its own operating system in hopes of competing with the likes of Apple and Samsung (which uses a forked version of Tizen).
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Huawei already has experience here, as the company's phones run a forked AOSP-based version of Android without the Play Store in China, and Huawei's been bundling the App Gallery on phones outside of China since early 2018.
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According to the UN's World Tourism Organisation, in 2016 they spent a total of more than $260bn, more than double the amount forked out by Americans abroad and about one-fifth of all global spending by international tourists.
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A long-simmering debate (some called it a "civil war") between Bitcoin users and supporters of a forked coin called Bitcoin Cash spilled over into the realm of false flags and evil globalists in the weirdest way possible.
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This is insanity, but yeah ... Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Gutseriev forked out a fortune to get all 3 performers to play his son's Moscow wedding -- and the photos and videos inside put any Hollywood bar mitzvah to shame.
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One of the biggest sellers is a set of plastic prosthetic monster tongues, some forked, some spiky, most of them green or blue, all of them scaled for the lady's pleasure, especially a lady with a lizard fetish.
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Rather, it arrives under our feet in the garden like a forgotten bracelet, tastes us amiably with its forked tongue, sleeps softly beside us on our pillow and, when we're lonely, sends us pleasant dreams across vast distances.
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It also said the sum paid by the two pay-TV channels is much higher than the 315 million euros a year RMC Sport (part of Altice, the competition's current broadcaster in France), forked out for the rights.
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Jayaraman has written widely about the history of tipping and the plight of restaurant workers, from an editorial in the New York Times titled "Why Tipping Is Wrong" to her 2016 book Forked: A New Standard for American Dining.
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Advocacy groups say many workers were duped by traffickers into coming to Malaysia, where they were not given legal work documents, and often forked out huge sums in return for jobs that paid much less than they were promised.
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Brad Pitt's lawyers aren't mincing words ... they say Angelina Jolie is a master manipulator and a liar by essentially claiming he's a deadbeat dad, because they say he's forked over more than $9 MILLION over the last 2 years.
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They're also looking at potentially making new levels, and they'd love to add new gameplay tweaks like forked lines — so long as it doesn't ruin the slick minimalist visual style that is a large part of the game's charm.
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The guy suing Madonna claims his tickets much less valuable now that the concert is starting 2 hours later than initially planned, and he claims he's been denied a refund on the $1,024.95 he forked over for 3 tix.
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The big picture: In the U.S. and China, retail drugs are too big to ignore — last year, Americans spent $466.6 billion on pharmaceuticals, and the Chinese forked out $122.6 billion in a market growing at about 9% a year.
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The arias from operettas by Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kalman and songs from the silver screen by composers including Robert Stolz and Hans May brought to life a moment just before popular music forked off from the classical tradition.
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When the wound was made, & the instrument was withdrawn, the pain seemed undiminished, for the air that suddenly rushed into those delicate parts felt like a mass of minute but sharp & forked poniards, that were tearing the edges of the wound.
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Google's previous agreements with phone makers also prevented them from selling modified versions of Android if they wanted to use its suite of apps, but the company will now allow manufacturers to build forked smartphones and tablets for the EEA.
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On the Apple side of the fence you won't get a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter with this year's iPhones, but Apple will sell you one for $9 (even if it would much rather you forked out the $160 for some AirPods).
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"People saw a forked tail and horns coming out of my head and they thought, 'Garcia Richard gets elected and the entire industry dies,'" said the commissioner, a teacher who is the first woman and the first Latina in the post.
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I just want to make sure I'm clear on the distinction of how you view, say, what's going to be in Volvo as a native Android Auto system, an embedded system, versus a forked version, something that was built on Android.
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Well, that's the case in Singapore where SingEx — a subsidiary of the country's Temasek sovereign wealth fund — has forked out to buy a majority share in Unbound Innovations, a five-year-old UK-based business that runs technology events worldwide.
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My NES was portable before portability was possible and I was an expert at packing and unpacking my console, leading out the cables, and reaching around my grandma's big console television and connecting the forked cables to the antenna leads.
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That's because they had forked over anywhere between $450 and $12,000 for a weekend getaway of watching Major Lazer, Lil Yachty, Migos, and Blink-182 live and eating fancy food on what they thought would be a luxurious, supermodel-laden island.
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Investors have forked over $33 million in a new round of funding for Redox, hoping that the company can execute on its bid to serve as the link between healthcare providers and the technology companies bringing new digital services to market.
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I like the way they eat things whole, the way they sniff out sex and pray, their forked tongues… I'm just very curious about nature and they're one of the apex predators within nature that I get very excited about.
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Kelly later booked a 1-hour nightclub gig in Illinois last month that earned him $22k -- which Drea was totally cool with for obvious reasons -- but as it turned out, he never forked over the dough to get square with her.
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For an idea of how this would look, check out what happened when ethereum, a cousin of bitcoin, forked last year—one chain was supposed to wither and die, but a community rallied around it and it continues to this day.
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Scrypt, at the time, was still economical to hash on graphics cards, and as Litecoin and a few other Scrypt-based currencies began to appreciate in value, wholly separate cryptocurrencies were forked off of the original protocols to rise anew.
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Scores of tips flooded in but it was not until Sunday night that the hunt for Mr. Buckel intensified, when he was spotted at the Forked River rest area near Exit 77 on the parkway in Berkeley Township, the authorities said.
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It was a Chinese billionaire, Liu Yiqian, who forked out an eye-watering $170 million for another of Modigliani's bold series of 22 reclining nudes, which upon their debut exhibition in 1917 prompted the police to shut down the show.
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It perhaps makes more sense to work from the assumption that everything stolen will be released at some point or another, and to spend whatever cash you would have forked over to the attackers on readying your company for the storm.
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Now, according to NBC, the Russian military has added a few new members to its militarized animal kingdom after government documents show the Military of Defense forked over $26,000 to buy five physically-fit, teenage dolphins from Moscow's Utrish Dolphinarium.
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As we have noted, this all began with the festivities surrounding the inauguration, which were bankrolled by coal, oil, gas, chemical, technology and pharmaceutical companies that forked over a big chunk of the record $107 million raised for the inaugural events.
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Such as the US government; the French government (which forked Riot to launch its own messaging app called Tchap earlier this year, and has chosen Matrix to be its official comms platform); Wikimedia; KDE; and RedHat, to name a few.
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British Petroleum forked over $10,000 a day to flood Google with favorable search results and rebranded itself as BP. So now we wait: for gnomically named "S" museum wings and "S"-brand neon hoodies, back in the pages of Vogue.
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He is a son of Susan M. Hendrickson of Philadelphia and Eugene C. Hendrickson of Forked River, N.J. The groom's mother is a partner at Dechert, a law firm in Philadelphia, where she handles health care transactional and regulatory matters.
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I caved a few weeks ago and finally forked over money for iCloud to backup my iPhone X. I had plenty of alternatives for these extra purchases, but for every single one of them, they were largely driven by my iPhone.
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AT&T is spending $85 billion to acquire Time Warner (pending the Department of Justice's regulatory appeal), Disney forked over $71 billion to buy the majority of 21st Century Fox and Comcast is placing a $39 billion bet on Sky.
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I registered a web domain for my first name to strengthen my case (in case the trademark people decided to look any deeper), then forked over my £170 (around $250) to the Intellectual Property Office, registering my first name as a trademark.
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Deliveroo, a food-delivery firm and one of the fastest-growing startups in Britain's gig economy, reported that although sales had more than doubled last year, its pre-tax annual loss had widened to £185m ($240m) as it forked out for new technology.
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This was their chance to finally get in front of Warren, some donors thought, and so they forked over as much as $50,000 to attend a VIP reception and earn their grip-and-grin with possibly the next Democratic nominee for president.
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It's not clear if this will involve a refashioning of Xioami's first smart speaker, the MI AI, which was launched in July 2017 for less than $50 and based on its MIUI forked-Android operating system; or a whole new range of devices.
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After a years-long debate about how best to speed up the bitcoin network failed to resolve in unanimous agreement, in July bitcoin "forked," a term for when open-source software gets cloned by users who want to create their own version.
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Li said that Mobvoi is working to refine the English language software, stamp out bugs (we noticed a few during our demo with the watch) and lure developers to create apps for the home-forked version of Android that powers the watch.
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It forked over $41,785.58 to cover the damages -- and now wants some payback from the U.S. of A. As for why the agent was even driving behind Deidre -- the lawsuit doesn't say he was on the clock, so it could just be coincidence.
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The Trump administration forked over more than $2 million to contractors who discussed a publicity plan to get Seema Verma, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services chief, on "Power Women" lists and magazines like Glamour, according to a new Politico report.
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As a refresher, Bitcoin Cash was created when Bitcoin "forked" in early August, by a group of developers who wanted to alter Bitcoin's code so the blockchain could process more transactions at a faster speed, as well as require a much lower fee.
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I didn't want to fret about Russian influence or FBI Director James Comey—replaying 2016 seemed like a dead end—so I forked some money over to the ACLU before realizing that a freelance writer's income won't likely make much of a difference.
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More on the phenomenon from Olga Kharif of Bloomberg: "Unfortunately, most fork-based projects we see today are more of a sheer money grab," said George Kimionis, chief executive officer of Coinomi, a wallet that lets Bitcoin owners collect their new forked coins.
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Lately, however, I've found myself gorging like a bear in salmon season on the worst, most brain-corroding corner of cable, the network I've called a "forked-tongue colossus" for its two-decades-long project of dismantling our collective hold on the truth.
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Consumers have forked out for the brand's glossy, midcentury modern aesthetic — the kind of middle-class professional look that screams, "I've graduated from Ikea" — but beneath the surface is a product that offers more in elegance than endurance, according to former employees and unhappy customers.
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Because Huawei phones are already banned in the US, understanding how Google is making that case that a forked version of Android being sold elsewhere in the world is a serious threat to US national security might seem like a bit of a jump.
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There are now 137,150 Bitcoin, 22014,27 Bitcoin Cash, and some other forked coins in Mt. Gox's holdings, along with $240 million cash from the sale of 22018 percent of the Bitcoin that Kobayashi handled at a prescient price point above where it is today.
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There are many highly publicized instances of blockchains being altered: Bitcoin was forked multiple times, including in 2010 when an "integer overflow" error in the software led to the creation of 92 billion bitcoins and the entire network had to roll back the ledger.
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Some started driving at 3 am for their morning appointments so they wouldn't have to pay for a hotel; others forked over the $60 to $200 for a hotel room because they were worried about cramping and bleeding during the four-hour drive back.
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Another is tax dodgers: Amazon can offer low prices in large part because for years it paid no taxes, while brick-and-mortar stores forked over both that and rent — Walmart paid a 2660% tax rate over the last decade and Home Depot 2000%.
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The Trump administration forked over more than $2 million to contractors who discussed a publicity plan to get Seema Verma, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services chief, on "Power Women" lists and magazines like Glamour, Politico reported on Wednesday, citing emails it obtained.
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The service was shut down multiple times by court order, police raids, and IP blocks all over the world between 2014 and now; the open source app was forked several times and has worked intermittently, but has been largely offline over the last few years.
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Fund-raisers held by members of the conference committee during the tax reform debate were hot tickets for tax lobbyists, who eagerly forked over a few hundred — or even a few thousand — dollars for face time with lawmakers who controlled the fate of valued loopholes.
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After Neverwinter Nights, the genre forked: Bioware, CD Projekt Red, and others focused on building carefully authored single-player experiences, while Blizzard and others (well, mainly Blizzard) built the great Western MMO: Vast worlds with complex mechanics, interlocking systems, and huge numbers of concurrent players.
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"Forked: A New Standard for American Dining," paints a grim picture of the food business today: Millions of service industry employees live in poverty, most big restaurants are not great employers, and many still pay servers $2.13 an hour, the federal minimum for workers who receive tips.
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"I think its (the Apache) use was timely this time, or said differently, why the Iraqi and U.S. commanders decided to use it was because it -- it could be effective in helping those forces that are positioning themselves for the two-forked envelopment of Mosul," Carter said.
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Regulators allege that Google abused its Android market dominance by bundling its search engine and Chrome apps into Android, blocking phone makers from creating devices that run forked versions of Android, and making payments to manufacturers and network operators to bundle the Google search app on handsets.
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A similar take circulated in a number of right-leaning publications, including Fox News, the New York Post and the Daily Mail, which reported this week that the average American spent $235,240 on taxes in 2016, more than they forked out for food and clothing combined.
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Google has 90 days to comply with the European Commission, which would mean paying the $5 billion fine, stop forcing manufacturers to preinstall Chrome and Google search in order to offer the Google Play Store, and stop preventing phone makers from using forked versions of Android.
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In particular, if handset makers or carriers want to develop their own "forked", unofficial version of Android, this hinders market distribution and competition for app developers, since these versions are no longer allowed to carry the Google Play Store, the primary distribution platform for Android apps.
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Now Dota Auto Chess, which is essentially a mod of a commercial version of a mod, is being forked into two variations, each of which is—bear with me—a commercial version of a mod of a game which is itself a commercial version of a mod.
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When Zhang Wei, China's highest-paid Internet writer, forked out 10,000 Swiss francs (USD $103,026) on 20 milliliters (0.68 ounces) of Macallan 1878 at the Waldhaus Am See hotel's Devil's Place whisky bar in July, it made headlines and drew a lot of attention from whisky fanatics.
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And of those that have a chance of being useful, most don't seem to clearly need the tokens that were sold and don't have a clear path to provide value to the token holders, or are likely to be quickly forked into less rent-seeking forms.
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That's because if you made only the minimum payments on a credit card with a $5,000 balance and an interest rate of nearly 18%, you'd be stuck in the red for more than 18 years and have forked over $6,400 in interest, according to Ted Rossman at CreditCards.com.
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They should once again know that if their firm takes imprudent risks, chances are good that all the wealth they have accumulated over the years, in the form of salary and bonuses, would be forked over to the shareholders and creditors whose money they have gambled and lost.
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She graduated from Cornell and is the daughter of Margaret Taber Whiting of Florham Park, N.J., and David E. Whiting of Forked River, N.J. The groom, 58, is an account executive in New York with Aon Hewitt, the human-resources and management-consulting subsidiary of the Aon Group of London.
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While Amazon integrates easily with the iPhone via iTunes, with Android users have had to fiddle around with sideloading or third-party software to get the same content, partly because Amazon has its own line of Fire devices, built on a forked Android version, which it's pushed over other Android experiences.
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The move looks like the first collaboration between Cyanogen, which has aggressively forked Android into a very different type of mobile software, and Microsoft, which invested was falsely reported to have invested in the startup last year and has a new focus on enabling its software and services across multiple platforms.
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Chinese company Bitmain, which operates the largest bitcoin mining pool in the world, announced in a blog post on Monday that it would use a portion of its resources to support a hard forked chain if August 1 rolls around and a lack of consensus makes the network unstable. Bitcoin.
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That same charge was levied against Thomas Blumensteel, a 227-year-old hotel manager who lives in Manchester, New Jersey, for allegedly trying to lure a 214-year-old boy while landscaper Zachary Vincent, 228, of Forked River, was arrested for allegedly trying to lure a 643-year-old girl.
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In a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, SAA has lost its place as Africa's biggest airline and a symbol of patriotic pride to become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2.3 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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It's unclear if the "Bitcoin" has Disick declared his love for refers to the main currency, the upcoming Bitcoin Gold fork (which bills itself as an attempt to re-democratize the process of mining coins), or the previously-forked Bitcoin Cash (currently worth about $350 per coin compared to its parent's $5,600).
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In a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, SAA has lost its place as Africa's biggest airline and a symbol of patriotic pride to become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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Its woes mark a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, which has seen the carrier lose its place as Africas biggest airline and become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand (1.7 billion pounds) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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SAA's woes mark a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, which has seen the flag carrier lose its place as Africas biggest airline and become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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During a 90-minute town hall-style meeting Thursday evening that Mr. Kim held in a middle school cafeteria in Forked River, attendees stuck to the topic advertised — the dismantling of a nearby nuclear plant, which has generated controversy among residents — and there was not a single question or interruption about impeachment.
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Yang's campaign forked over $245,000 to the Democratic National Committee and the four early-state parties for access to their respective voter files along with an additional $97,000 to private companies Grassroots Analytics and Aristotle for voter data — crucial to any campaign that wants to grow their supporter base and track potential voters.
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In the same amount of time (four years) that it took Canon to make a new version of its most popular full-frame camera, the 73D, Sony announced the A7, released a follow-up, and then also forked that camera into two discrete camera lineups — the A7R and A7S — that have each seen multiple updates.
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